Sentence examples for cost equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Each one costs $500, with farmers contributing a quarter of the cost, equivalent to two or three goats.

It is a monument to 19th-century graft, built at a cost equivalent to $178 million in today's dollars.

This is a flat-rate cost that allows you register for up to 19.5 credits per term at a cost equivalent to 15 credits.

Pediatric and cardiothoracic surgeons made significantly more than general surgeons, with an increase of opportunity cost equivalent to $5,301,985 and $3,718,632, respectively.

We enrolled Grace in a private, high-quality, full-day developmental preschool through our local university at a monthly cost equivalent to a mortgage.

This gives random numbers of any arbitrary distribution at a computational cost equivalent to the polyshape generator (which is very similar).

Multigrid methods can solve some classes of elliptic and parabolic equations to accuracy below the truncation error with a work-cost equivalent to a few residual calculations – so-called "textbook" multigrid efficiency.

Among General Motors' burdens is that it has to pay health costs equivalent to $1,500 for each car it sells.

The current furor, for example, is over an increase in costs equivalent to $6.75 on the monthly electric or phone bill.

Instead, Mr. Toussaint ended the strike after 60 hours and agreed to a contract that maintained pension benefits but included a contribution to health insurance costs equivalent to 1.5percentt of workers' pay.

The costs, equivalent to 14 cents a share, will widen the fourth-quarter net loss to $174 million, or 54 cents a share, from a previously reported loss of $130 million, or 40 cents, the company said.